Jobs at The Wilderness Society

Thinking of change? Make the most of your proven ability to help protect our environment for future generations and restore wilderness and wildlife in Australia and Antarctica.

The Wilderness Society is seeking a Bequest Officer to be based in our Sydney office, working within a small, dynamic team. The successful applicant will promote the importance of bequests to The Wilderness Society and nurture relationships with existing supporters and benefactors. Applications close COB Friday, 3rd October, 2008.

The Wilderness Society is currently seeking a Supporter Relations Coordinator. This position is an ongoing permanent full time position, and is based in Melbourne.

The WIlderness Society SA seeks a Campaigner to join its highly motivated and succesful campaign team. This position is based in The Wilderness Society SA's Campaign Centre in Adelaide.

The Executive Manager–Communications' role is to provide strategic direction for TWS internal and external communications activities, effectively manage program teams, undertake budget planning and financial management, and contract and project management. This position is based in Melbourne.

This full time position manages all the activities of the Membership and Fundraising department including fundraising and marketing strategies, people management of program managers and their staff and casual Wilderness Defenders, financial management and business planning.

This position is based in Melbourne.

The Wilderness Society is now hiring face to face fundraisers. We are looking for natural communicators who want to earn good money while saving the environment. Passion for the environment and determination are a must. Work based in one of our many teams making positive change throughout Australia, or take yourself on a working holiday where you set the itinerary! Call 1300 138 174, email wd.recruitment@wilderness.org.au or apply online now!

Volunteers are a fundamental part of The Wilderness Society and much of The Wilderness Society's work is performed by volunteers.People come from all walks of life, with energy, ideas, skills or just an interest, all of which eminently help The Wilderness Society with its aim to protect, promote and preserve wilderness. Since the early years of the Franklin campaign, community members from across Australia from all walks of life have put their energy, ideas and skills towards protecting, promoting and restoring wilderness for future generations.